From Q Magazine

Q Magazine gave us a 26 page special on Paul McCartney in their May issue. Some of the photos that showed up were better than the ones we had, and there was also a never-before published one.

John Lennon and Paul McCartney on the steps of EMI studios at Abbey Road, on the same occasion that the cover for the Abbey Road album was shot.

Just before crossing the road, this photo was taken in the opposite direction of the road than the ones on the album cover. I took the liberty of replacing a red square with text with colours from the background. I also added a little bit at the bottom of the picture, from a previously published cropping of the same photo.

Paul McCartney and George Harrison, along with a brass section, recording Honey Pie October 4th, 1968. Previously unseen.

In other news, here’s the set list from yesterday’s Paul McCartney concert in Mexico:

1. Venus And Mars/Rock Show

2. Jet

3. All My Loving

4. Letting Go

5. Got To Get You Into My Life

6. Highway

7. Let Me Roll It / Foxy Lady

8. The Long and Winding Road

9. Nineteen Hundred And Eighty Five

10. Let ‘Em In

11. My Love

12. I’m Looking Through You

13. Two Of Us

14. Blackbird

15. Here Today

16. Dance Tonight

17. Mrs Vandebilt

18. Eleanor Rigby

19. Something

20. Sing the Changes

21. Band on the Run

22. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da

23. Back in the U.S.S.R.

24. I’ve Got a Feeling

25. Paperback Writer

26. A Day in the Life / Give Peace A Chance

27. Let It Be

28. Live and Let Die

29. Hey Jude

Encore:

30. Day Tripper

31. Lady Madonna

32. Get Back

Encore 2:

33. Yesterday

34. Helter Skelter

35. Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)

36. The End

Tonight’s concert will be streamed live on the internet throughout Mexico, and Paul McCartney has also paid for the erection of a giant screen at a plaza in the capital’s Chapultapec park, where 10 000 people can watch the concert for free. While Paul is in Mexico, almost 100 people have gathered outside the hotel where he is staying hoping for a glimpse.